… (with the British) in the Battle of Waterloo of June 1815 to the final victory over Napoleon.
Prussia's reward in 1815 at the Congress of Vienna was the recovery of her lost territories, as …

… While Hilferding’s division of the autochthonic Slavic speaking population of eastern part
of the Province of Pomerania differs from Haken’s classification in details, both are three-fold. …

… While Hilferding’s division of the autochthonic Slavic speaking population of eastern part
of the Province of Pomerania differs from Haken’s classification in details, both are three-fold. …

… (1648) and the Treaty of Szczecin (1653). Szczecin was then … This did not happen until
1653, when the final border … of cash books from the years 1462–1815, as well as a register of …

… President of the Province of Pomerania. In 1733, … 1815–1821, the castle was devastated
entirely as a result of the transformation. After lightning damaged the tower of the castle in 1815, …

… Since 1815 under Prussian control, Loitz developed an industrial sector with the installation
of a glass factory in 1833, mill construction in 1848, a stark factory in 1888 and a dowel …

… In a declaration published in 1540 and reiterated on various occasions until 1653, the Elector
even promised that he would not 'decide or undertake any important things upon which the …

… In this dissertation, “Pomerania” is shorthand for that part of the former Prussian province of
Pomerania that became part of the Polish Republic after the war. I study Western Pomerania …

… April 15, 1852 in Wolgast, Province of Pomerania, a Miss Luehr. They had three children b.
… on account of the records of Anspach from 1736 to 1815 having been burnt. 1846. Children: …